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I Hear You Say

I Hear You Say

著者： Jen Walsh
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Hosted by the American School Counselor Association, "I Hear You Say" is a podcast for school counselors and other leaders in education. Tune in for conversations on school counseling hot topics and practical tips, legal and ethical considerations, and other themes relevant to school counselors.ASCA On Air 教育
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  • Episode 65: Beyond the Label: Understanding Gifted and Twice-Exceptional Students

    Episode 65: Beyond the Label: Understanding Gifted and Twice-Exceptional Students
    2026/10/27
    In this episode of I Hear You Say, hosts Jill Cook and Janae Douglas welcome licensed professional counselor Emily Kircher-Morris for a conversation about understanding and supporting gifted and twice-exceptional (2e) students, those who demonstrate advanced abilities while also navigating challenges such as ADHD, autism or dyslexia. Emily draws on her professional expertise and personal experience as a twice-exceptional student to explore common misconceptions about gifted learners, the challenges of identifying students whose strengths may mask their struggles, and the importance of recognizing their unique academic, social and emotional needs. The conversation also examines barriers to accessing accommodations and support services, the role of perfectionism and executive functioning, and how school counselors can help students navigate their strengths, challenges and future opportunities. Emily shares practical strategies for collaborating with educators and families, advocating for appropriate support and creating environments where gifted and twice-exceptional students can thrive.
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    26 分
  • Episode 64: BONUS A Seat at the Table: How School Counselors Can Shape the Profession

    Episode 64: BONUS A Seat at the Table: How School Counselors Can Shape the Profession
    2026/10/16
    In this episode of I Hear You Say, recorded live at the ASCA Annual Conference in New Orleans, host Jill Cook welcomes ASCA board members Ebonee Magee-Dorsey, DPC, and Matthew Berry for a conversation about their journeys into school counseling and the importance of leadership and professional involvement. Magee-Dorsey shares her unexpected path from meteorology to school counseling and her advocacy efforts to expand school counseling services in her Mississippi school district, while Berry reflects on how his work with homeless and at-risk youth led him to a career in school counseling. They discuss what inspired them to serve on the ASCA Board of Directors, the board's role in shaping the organization's direction and the importance of ensuring diverse member perspectives are represented in leadership decisions. The conversation also explores opportunities for school counselors to get involved at the local, state and national levels; build meaningful professional connections; and take the next step in their own leadership journeys. Please visit Board of Directors to learn more about the ASCA Board.
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    22 分
  • Episode 63: Connection as Prevention: The School Counselor’s Role in Suicide Prevention

    Episode 63: Connection as Prevention: The School Counselor’s Role in Suicide Prevention
    2026/09/30
    In this episode of I Hear You Say, recorded live at the ASCA Annual Conference in New Orleans, hosts Jill Cook and Janae Douglas welcome Angela Avery, a longtime school counselor and leader at Sanford Middle School in Southern Maine, adjunct faculty member at the University of Southern Maine, and 2016 Maine School Counselor of the Year. Avery discusses why suicide prevention should extend beyond crisis response, with school counselors taking a proactive role in strengthening protective factors such as connection, belonging, coping skills, help-seeking, and bullying prevention. The conversation explores how tiered supports can help counselors recognize early warning signs, including isolation, bullying, truancy, and a lack of meaningful connections with peers or trusted adults. Avery also addresses the importance of talking openly about suicide and shares practical strategies counselors can use throughout the school year, from teaching coping skills and helping students identify trusted adults to consistently promoting the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, particularly during times of transition. Crisis/Trauma/Grief/Loss ASCA On-Site Training ASCA Ethical Standards for School Counselors Suicide Prevention and Response Toolkit
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    20 分
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